Two new restaurant chains officially open in Crewe town centre

By Ryan Parker 11th Feb 2026

Local News by Ryan Parker 1 hour ago 1

ISO Sushi and Dixy Chicken, Market Street, launched on Sunday 8 February, open seven days a week (Photo: Ryan Parker).

Two new restaurant chains have open their doors in Crewe town centre, each taking up one half of the former Costa Coffee unit.

ISO Sushi and Dixy Chicken, 40A and 40B Market Street, launched on Sunday 8 February, following over five months of works at the 1,700 sq ft premises.

Both restaurants, open seven days a week, are available for dine-in and takeaway, with seating separated in an open-plan environment.

Serving the likes of sushi rolls, poke bowls, teriyaki, burgers, ramen, bao buns and more, ISO Sushi has become the first dine-in and takeout Japanese eatery in Crewe.

With sites in Hanley, Wolverhampton, Cheadle (Staffordshire), Birmingham and Preston, ISO Sushi specialises in "fresh, healthy and exquisite" Japanese flavours.

ISO Sushi also serves a kids menu, with a wide variety of dessert options available.

Founded in 1986, Dixy Chicken specialises in halal chicken and has over 110 UK outlets, with plans for more growth.

Serving the likes of peri-peri chicken, wings, burgers, grills wraps, pizza and milkshakes, the chain also offers a children's and dessert menu.

With nearby branches in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Hanley and Winsford, Dixy Chicken has now launched its first South Cheshire location.

Iso Sushi and Dixy Chicken are both open 11am to 11.45pm, seven days a week.

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Well you can know me down with a feather,
Wishing you all the best for the future,
But don't forget it's fierce competition out there,
And as the 1970s pop band Sparks sang about
This town ain't big enough for all of us ( the both of us).
Wishing you the best of luck to you both.👍